Drupal Hosting for Your Website

Choose a plan based on your website count, storage and resource needs. StartUp includes one website and 10 GB NVMe storage. Super Grow includes 10 websites and 25 GB, while Unicorn includes 100 websites and 40 GB.

Also consider your database size, uploaded files, modules and expected workload. Share your current usage with our team if you need help choosing. Website allowances alone do not indicate visitor capacity.

Standard plans include 2 GB RAM, while Premium plans include 4 GB RAM. Both ranges include 2 CPU. Higher plans within the same range increase storage and website allowances.

Consider Premium if your project needs more memory. Check resource usage and deployment requirements before upgrading. Additional RAM does not replace compatibility checks or application optimization.

Before ordering, share your Drupal version and its PHP, database and PHP extension requirements. Include any requirements from contributed or custom modules.

Ask our team to confirm the available versions and relevant hosting limits. This check is especially useful when moving an older project or planning a major Drupal upgrade.

Confirm SSH access, Composer and Drush availability for your selected plan before relying on a command-line deployment workflow. Share the tool versions and commands your project needs.

Also ask about command-line PHP, memory limits and execution restrictions. If you deploy a project built elsewhere, confirm how its files and dependencies should reach the hosting account.

Compatibility depends on your Drupal version, PHP environment and each module's requirements. Check the supported versions of your theme, contributed modules and custom code.

Share essential modules and external integrations before migration. Test user accounts, forms, content editing and other important functions in the new environment.

Our plans include free website migration. Contact our team first to confirm compatibility and transfer scope. Share your Drupal version, database size, file locations and deployment setup.

Keep a current backup and your old hosting active until you have checked the new site. If users continue submitting content during the move, agree on a final data transfer plan before switching your domain.

Connect your domain, deploy your Drupal project and configure its database and site settings. Ask our team which installation methods are available for your chosen version.

Installing Drupal does not complete your website. You still need to configure your theme, content, user permissions and modules. Confirm the scope of setup assistance if you need help with these tasks.

Share your cron requirements with our support team. Confirm the available scheduling method, permitted frequency and execution limits for your selected plan.

If your project needs long-running queue workers or other background processes, describe them separately. Do not assume that scheduled task support includes persistent workers.

Capacity depends on simultaneous users, database queries, modules, caching and your plan's resource limits. A fixed visitor count would not describe every Drupal project accurately.

Review usage during busy periods and share expected traffic peaks with our team. Check bandwidth terms separately from CPU, RAM and other account limits.

Plans include daily backups. Ask about retention, database and file coverage, and the restoration process. Check whether the backup includes any private files or data stored outside the hosting account.

A recovery point does not contain later changes. Keep a separate backup before updating Drupal, modules or themes, and confirm who will manage application updates and maintenance.

Yes. Every plan includes a free SSL certificate for HTTPS connections. Complete the certificate setup and check your pages, forms and application settings over HTTPS.

SSL protects data in transit. Keep Drupal and modules up to date, protect administrator accounts and configure user permissions carefully as part of your website security.

Plans include NVMe storage, free SSL, daily backups, email hosting, cPanel and free website migration. Use cPanel to manage hosting settings and Drupal's administration interface to manage website content.

Storage and website allowances vary by package. Domain registration, paid services and development work may cost extra. Check the billing period, renewal price and applicable taxes in your order summary.